Rabie explained that 2,917 police officers tested for COVID-19 and the results came back negative for 1,795 others while 103 tested positive.

Over 1,000 officials were placed under quarantine.

Out of the 103 positive cases, 10 have since recovered and 89 were placed in isolation.

TUKO.co.ke has learnt that one police officer succumbed to the virus.

Rabie explained that 45 police buildings were evacuated while 39 were decontaminated and since reopened.

"The biggest threat, from a resource perspective, remains a reduced workforce, due to increasing levels of infections. In addition to preventative measures implemented, levels of infection and the impact on staffing levels are constantly being monitored," read Rabie's presentation.

The official said that reserve options have been explored, should the need arise to bolster the force.

"A reserve capability, currently performing non-critical functions, has been identified to be deployed to critical functions if and when the need arises. Measures are implemented to limit the exposure of personnel."he added

Personal protective equipment including masks, gloves and hand sanitiser have been procured to ensure the safety of employees, especially those in the field.

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